The Constitution of Ecuador Declares That "Food Sovereignty Is a Strategic

The Constitution of Ecuador declares that "Food sovereignty is a strategic objective and an obligation of the State," and the Ecuadorian legislature passed a Food Sovereignty Law in 2009; however,

A) they failed to obtain popular support for the law and the redistribution of food resources more generally.
B) almost no implementation has occurred, mostly due to lack of funding and infrastructure.
C) civil society and grassroots actors have called for the state to repeal the law and implement neoliberal reforms.
D) it resulted in increased food insecurity and was soon repealed.